Anyone eat Peyote?

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nj12nets

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I don't know much about peyote but while some tribes powder it or make dried preparations I've heard that eating the cactus fresh is the most potent trip (very dangerous, I believe it's poisonous but not 100 %)

this is wha I've been taught by aa friend..

you cut out the center bulb because this is the most poisonuous... then you chop the rest of the plant...try to cover it in cool aid or sugar or something swwet so you can swallow as many as you can before you puke but once you puke your gone for 8-12 hours fucked up...don't try this based on my instructions...i'd look into it a little more...if you feel confident enough in yourself it's one thing but Idk if you'll be able to maintain enough to make it to the sink to start puking and idk the mentality of the trip..I'd be careful man
 
Woomeister

Woomeister

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ndangerspecimen101 said:
Strictnine mushroom trips? am I unaware or do mushrooms present this toxin? Please educate me if i am wrong... but this sounds like voodoo to me!

The Doors movie is coming to play when their in the desert and Mr. Morrison is led to a cave where is jerked around by a native!
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The use of the word strictnine isnt literal. Of course there is no strictnine in mushrooms, but the grating stomach and muscular aches are like reports of strictnine poisoning. It is a widely used metaphor in Cornwall. A comedown of an ounce of liberty caps is pretty heavy sometimes!
 
ndangerspecimen101

ndangerspecimen101

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"The use of the word strictnine isnt literal. Of course there is no strictnine in mushrooms, but the grating stomach and muscular aches are like reports of strictnine poisoning. It is a widely used metaphor in Cornwall. A comedown of an ounce of liberty caps is pretty heavy sometimes!"

I was thinking this was some secondary reference of sorts and was not literally reflected as mushrooms containing strictnine. I agree, sometimes mushrooms can play havoc on your stomach and to not forget that its a fungus... usually you can feel the mushroom toxins excrete from your skin and your urine... oh lord, the urine has a distinct odor to it... I enjoy the afterglow of mushrooms... its 3 hrs of transcendence from a total visual/mental state to just a mental state of mind... the atmosphere has a slight tinge to it and life seems like it sunk in rebirth. However, I have only experienced the sour stomach once out of 25 times that I ventured on it. It was probably by me mixing the cyanescens with 3 yogurts... not a good idea... yogurt is another fungi- mushrooms and yogurt create one nasty coulture... lmao
 
ndangerspecimen101

ndangerspecimen101

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"give me a holler if you ever come to cabo. i'm sure we can get you taken care of."

Are you serious Painwrek? Mate, my bday is coming up in january and I would love to dance the night away in reminiscence of Her beauty. Do you reside in Cabo? I am down like James Brown to bust a roadtrip and take on this one time adventure.. i'll be pm-ing you in a bit ;)
 
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obligatedaggie

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thehairyllama said:
Aww if you embraced hallucinogens that much you would do it alone. =D
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Back when I could get my hands on it, I usually did. Almost always acid (or what I thought was acid, i honestly dont know) and over a 2 year period, maybe 6 bad trips, all alone. I can still hear those power lines buzzing my name when I walk down the street on foggy nights =\

I can do it alone, and it's still fun; but it's nothing compared with sharing it with someone else. And if that someone else wasn't just a guy who's done more acid than i've drank beers; he's actually someone who's there to lead and shape my experience, it'd be AWESOME.
 
ANC

ANC

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I have a thread somewhere in this section on cacti...

Lophophora diffusa
Though apperently considered a peyote cactus, there appears to be a lack of ethnobotanical information pointing out any systematic usage. One report of ingestion exists to my knowledge, it verifies the hallucinogenic activity of this species, but claims a Tropane like intoxication. One of two well accepted species within the genus Lophophora. 2/P
Hordenine Pellotine Anhalinine Anhalonidine Isopellotine N-methylmescaline Mescaline O-methylpellotine

Pellotine 65-88% % of total alkaloid content
Mescaline 1.3 % of total alkaloid content

Lophophora williamsii
Many books and articles cover all aspects of this cactus' history, ethnobotany, and chemistry, the most indepth being E.F. Anderson’s “Peyote: The Divine Cactus.” This plant is the primary “Peyote” cactus and the most potent of all known mescaline containing cacti. Many forms of L. williamsii exist, many of which are classified as species themselves, but it is unlikely that they will ever gain recognition as such. L. williamsii is apperently a plant with many variations in growth and flower color, but such variations are not good indicators for taxon re-classification.

Mescaline 30 % of total alkaloid content (1 % dry weight)
Pellotine 17 % of total alkaloid content
Anhalonidine 14 % of total alkaloid content
Glycine 8 % of total alkaloid content
Lophophorine 5 % of total alkaloid content
3-Hydroxy-4,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine 1-5 % of total alkaloid content
Alkaloids found in Lophophora williamsii. Please bear in mind this list only contains 6 of the over sixty Alkaloids known to be present in L. williamsii

The sections of Lophophora Williamsii and Diffusa differ chemically in the composition of their alkaloids. L. Diffusa are a lot closer to each other in this respect and stand out clearly from that of L. Williamsii. L. Williamsii contains around 15-30% of the alkaloid mescaline compared with a maximum concentration of only 1.3% mescaline in L. Diffusa. Along side of this, L. Williamsii contains 14-17% of the toxic alkaloid pellotine, whereas L. Diffusa’s content of the alkaloid can be as high as 65-88%.

(as you can see its pretty important to make sure yuo get the right Loph or you are gonna have one nasty pellotine experience.
 
ndangerspecimen101

ndangerspecimen101

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ANC said:
I have a thread somewhere in this section on cacti...

Lophophora diffusa
Though apperently considered a peyote cactus, there appears to be a lack of ethnobotanical information pointing out any systematic usage. One report of ingestion exists to my knowledge, it verifies the hallucinogenic activity of this species, but claims a Tropane like intoxication. One of two well accepted species within the genus Lophophora. 2/P
Hordenine Pellotine Anhalinine Anhalonidine Isopellotine N-methylmescaline Mescaline O-methylpellotine

Pellotine 65-88% % of total alkaloid content
Mescaline 1.3 % of total alkaloid content

Lophophora williamsii
Many books and articles cover all aspects of this cactus' history, ethnobotany, and chemistry, the most indepth being E.F. Anderson’s “Peyote: The Divine Cactus.” This plant is the primary “Peyote” cactus and the most potent of all known mescaline containing cacti. Many forms of L. williamsii exist, many of which are classified as species themselves, but it is unlikely that they will ever gain recognition as such. L. williamsii is apperently a plant with many variations in growth and flower color, but such variations are not good indicators for taxon re-classification.

Mescaline 30 % of total alkaloid content (1 % dry weight)
Pellotine 17 % of total alkaloid content
Anhalonidine 14 % of total alkaloid content
Glycine 8 % of total alkaloid content
Lophophorine 5 % of total alkaloid content
3-Hydroxy-4,5-dimethoxyphenethylamine 1-5 % of total alkaloid content
Alkaloids found in Lophophora williamsii. Please bear in mind this list only contains 6 of the over sixty Alkaloids known to be present in L. williamsii

The sections of Lophophora Williamsii and Diffusa differ chemically in the composition of their alkaloids. L. Diffusa are a lot closer to each other in this respect and stand out clearly from that of L. Williamsii. L. Williamsii contains around 15-30% of the alkaloid mescaline compared with a maximum concentration of only 1.3% mescaline in L. Diffusa. Along side of this, L. Williamsii contains 14-17% of the toxic alkaloid pellotine, whereas L. Diffusa’s content of the alkaloid can be as high as 65-88%.

(as you can see its pretty important to make sure yuo get the right Loph or you are gonna have one nasty pellotine experience.
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I would love to see your take on the cacti ANC...

You always seem to have something good to say ;)
 
ANC

ANC

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Cacti are awesome... just do em.
Allthough being from the "future" we can at least do extracts and avoid the nausea etc.
 
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